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THE MORNING OBEGQNIAN, MONDAY, NOV1SMBEK zx, . xm.
HIS GIFTS SURVIVE
Life Work of One Man Do
nated to Portland.
MEMORY WILL BE CHERISHED
The Late Benjamin Roop, by Pre
senting the City With His Orni
thological. Collection, Formed
Nucleus of Free Museum.
In the recent death of Benjamin Roop,
which occurred at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Frank Drake. Oregon, lost a
valued citizen and one who has left be
hind him something of educational benefit
to the public at large and -wrhtah will
cause his memory to be fresh for many
years when others have been forgotten
Mr. Roop donated his life work to the
city of Portland when he placed his fine
collection of birds and animals In the
City Museum, forming the nucleus of
what has become a splendid ornithological
collection. He spent many years In gath
ering his many choice specimens from the
four corners of the earth, and after its
completion he declared that the thousands
of dollars which he had put Into it bad
been fully repaid by the pleasure derived
from his work, and without compensation
presented the city with his collection.
Colonel L. Jj Hawkins was largely In
strumental in obtaining the donation from
Mr. Roop and went to great expense In
having the rare specimens properly
mounted and placed on exhibition In the
City HalL
His Eariy Life.
Mr. Roop came to Clackamas County
when a. boy and spent many years of his
life In that locality. Those who knew him
at that time have many Interesting remi
niscences to relate concerning his natur
al tendency toward all branches of nat
ural science. At one time he was deeply
interested In astronomy and used to lec
ture on that subject to his townsmen.
Birds, animals and fishes had a deep at
traction for him and he studied them
closely. On leaving Clackamas County he
went to San Francisco and took charge of
the Woodward Gardens at that place,
which position he retained for 20 years.
It was during this incumbency that he
began his collection of birds, which was
soon complete with all the specimens of
the United States and Canada. He then
turned his attention to the feathered pop
ulation of other countries of the world,
and during the years spent In San Fran
cisco the fever of collection never ceased
to burn In his veins. The opportunities
in the Zoological gardens to come in con
tact with people from all countries was
great, and In addition to obtaining many
specimens In this manner Mr. Roop sent
a man first to Africa and later to South
America, where many rare varieties were
obtained.
Birds from Borneo, sacred bronze pheas
ants from India, tiger pheasants from
Macedonia, birds of Paradise from Aus
tralia, lyre birds and a wild fighting
rooster from the Vlca Islands In the
Baltic Sea (a species now extinct) are
among some of the unusual specimens he
obtained.
One specimen of the duck-billed platl
pus cost Mr. Roop $260, and a number of
others range as high as 5100 each. He had
42 varieties of parrots and 12 different
kinds of birds of Paradise.
History of the Grizzly.
Perhaps the many people who visit the
City Museum dally do not know the his
tory of the great grizzly bear which
stands in the basement always reaching
for the coon In the tree above him, but
It Is one which a Spanish bullfighter might
be proud of. "Pompdy," as the bear
was named, belonged to Mr. Roop from
the time he was a harmless, playful little
cub, and was raised In San Francisco
In the Woodward Gardens. Once he was
sold, and before Mr. Roop got possession
of him again he had been converted Into
a professional bullfighter, and In 21 bat
tles In which he was matched with in
furiated bulls ho came out victorious.
killing his opponent in every case. He
died at the age of 20 from the effects of
this fighting. His skin was Immediately
mounted, and, eventually he found his
way Into the City Museum of Portland
where he is the delight and awe of every
child in town. The large Bengal tiger
which also stands in the basement of the
Museum, was another of Mr. Roop's life
long pets, he having owned him from a
kitten until his death.
While the museum has been enlarged by
many additional collections and speci
mens, colonel Hawkins says that fullv
one-fourth of the rare birds now exhibited
there belong to the Roop collection. The
many classes of school children which are
brought to the museum weekly testify to
tne great educational value to a com
munlty such a donation has proven. This
beneficial culmination of such a work as
Mr. Roop's and the noble and generous
spirit which prompted him to give the
public full measure of it, cannot be too
highly commended. Through It the name
of Benjamin Roop will live with the com
ing generation as It has with the past. In
nonor and respect.
Tour rnmnlpTtnn n ttaII m
per. Is rendered miserable by a disordered
vir.v t.71".... u uuung carter
Little Liver Pills.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Nov. 20. Maximum tpmnrra
ture. 56 deg.; minimum, 54. River reading at
11 a. so.., a.7 feet; change in past 24 hours.
rise reet. Total precipitation, 5 P. M. to
P. M.. 1.59 inches: total nine Spni.mW
1904, 7.75; normal. 0.47; deficiency, 1.72.. Total
sunshine November 19 1D04. nm.- meilM. n
hours &nd 18 minutes. Barometer (reduced to
sea level), at 5 P. M., 29.82.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
2 2 Wind. 2
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2. i H n C
3 i ? go
STATIONS. 5 t:-o g
a trJi i
P ?a j : -
Baker City
Bismarck
Boise , . .
Eureka.
Helena
Kamloops, B. C.
North Head
Pocatello ........
Portland
Red .Bluff
Roseburg ........
Sacramento
Salt Lake City...
San Francisco ..
Spokane
C.ttlj,
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
ciouay
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Kam
Cloudy
Main
Pt. cloudy
cnouay
Cloudy
Ft. cloudy
ciouay
Cloudy
Rain
Tatoosh Island 50;0.OS
Rain
Walla Walla. --
Cloudy
Light. T trace.
tl'PATHER yORQCAKTK
Forecasts made at Portland at S P. M. for
25 hours enaing u miuumui, ,uvexnoer si;
Portland and vicinity Occasional light rain;
,nntkrlv wlndc.
"Western Oregon and "Western Washington
Occasional llgnt rain; suuuraiy -winus.
Eastern Oregon. Eastern "Washington and
Idaho Rain.
"WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm which made its appearance off the
"Washington coast fcaturaay morning nas aa
n TTnativrTi British Columbia. The fnl,
tng the last 24 hours: North Head. 60 miles
FOUthi XaiOOSa xsioiiu, w uu Kjumnni;
Spokane, 82 miles southwest; "Walla. "Walla, 50
iiu n-thM!- Portland. 23 miles, southwest.
Heavy rain lias fallen In the, Willamette Val-
ly Bu fcOlina COUStry, Via ugcicr maiBinna
5o;o.oo:i6ise
4810.O0 SE
561 T "BE
62 T 10 S
54(0.00 8,S
50JO.O0 ''S
54fl.76 24'NW
52 0.00 18' E
56 0.00 22 S
600.00 N
64 T 'SW
580.00 6 NW
54 0.00 SW
oojo.oo 6;nw
156! T 32 SW
54 1.18 SE
22S
I16IS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
RUG SALE
Our space: making sale of Imperial
Smyrna Rugs will close Tuesday even
ing. Today and Tomorrow prudent
buyers can secure a handsome, high
grade rug for the price of a poor one.
30x33 Imperial, reg. price
$3.00; special $1.95
36x40 Imperial, reg. price
$3.75; special $2.65
30x60 Imperial, reg. price
$455; special $3.00
All cheaper Smyrna Rugs are included.
All broken line3 of Axminsters and Wiltons included.
Christmas is coming. No present is so useful, so beauti
ful, so sure to please as a well-selected rug.
J. G. MACK & CO.
86-88 THIRD STREET
s?mii METSCKAN, Pre.
imiTBHlWUSHGTil ITKEU, NITU1I. IEWI
European Plan $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 per Day
THE
PORTLAND
. PORTUKD, Oa.
American Plan
also European
Plan. Modern
Restaurant.
$3 PER DAY
and upward.
are reported in Eastern "Washington and South
ern Oregon.
The indications arc for occasional iignt ram
in this district Monday.
EDWARD A. DEALS, District Forecaster.
AUCTION" SALES TODAY.
Bv J. T. "Wilson, at salesroom. ISO 1st., cor.
Yamhill, at 10 A. M. J. T. Wilson, auctioneer.
MEETING NOTICES.
tvi vtint' t nnr.p. vo -in tr nv P T?pc.
ular convention tonight at 7:30. in Pythian
Hall, eighth floor. Marquam bldg. Knight
Rank. Visiting Knights cordially invited.
FRED P. HOLM. K. of R. and a
C AMELIA CHAPTER. NO. 27. O. E.
S. A stated communication this (Mon
day) evening, at 8 o'clock, in Hill's
Hall. By order "W. M.
ESTHER KANE. Secretary.
HAWTHORNE LODGE, NO. 111.
A. F. & A. M. Stated communica
tion this (Motilay) evening at 7:30.
Work in F. C. degree. Visitors wel
come. By order W. M.
C. E. MILLER, Secretary.
WILLAMETTE LODGE, NO. 2, A.
F. & A. M. Stated communication
this (Monday) evening at 7:30.
Work in F. C degree. Visiting
brethren welcome.
W. S. WEEKS, Secretary.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
of our late brother, F. E. Griffith, of Klam-
Ily residence. 211 Mead sU. at 1 o'clock P. M.
sharp, ceremony at me Brave uuuer inn
auspices of the order. Interment at Green
wood Cemetery. . ,
L. CARSTENSB, OI 1U. I . o. am n-
BORN.
TRENKMAN To the wife of Ben Trenkman,
Portland Heights, a girl.
DIED.
CHURCHLET In this city, on Nov. 20. 1001.
ley. aged, 55 years. 3 months, 22 days. Fu
neral notice later.
ERICKSEN Henry Ericksen. age 45. Funeral
Tuesaay, nov. ii, &i . jr. ju.
undertaking parlors. Danish Aid Sooiety
please take notice.
FUXERAL'OTICES.
GRIFFITH At Ashland, Or.. Nov. 18. 1004,
Frank E. Grifflth. aged 22 years. Friends
and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral cervices, -which will be
held at 211. Mead st.. at 1 P. M. today. In
terment Greenwood Cemetery.
GOLDSMITH A. Goldsmith, at Eugene. Sat
urday. November 10. aged 85 years. Father
of Mrs. M. Bollack, Oregon City: Lena
Wicks, Detroit. Mich.; Julius. Sam S.,
Bertha. Cella, Charles and Zlda Goldsmith.
Funeral from Holman's Chapel, Monday.
November 21, 10:30 A. M. Friends In
vited. MAHBR-In this city, on Nov. 18. 1004, at 72
N. 15th St., Winnlf red Maher. age 49 years, 4
months; 18 days, beloved wife of "William J.
Maher. and mother, of Mary. Wlnnefred.
Anna. Margaret and Elizabtth Maher. Fu
neral Monday, Nov. 21, 1904, at 8:30 A. M.,
from the above residence; 0 A. M., from the
Cathedral, cor. 15th and Davis sts. Inter
ment St. Mary Cemetery.
DUNNING, JIcENTXE A GtLBAUGII.
sacccasora to Donnlac Jb Camploa. aader
takers aad embalm era. modera la erery de
tail, tth. and Fine. Fbobc Main Lady
aatlstant.
EDWARD IIOL5IAN CO, UBdertakers aad
etnbelmers. have moved to their sew boild
lnc. Third and Salmon. Lady sriitmnt.
Telephone No. 507.
3. P. FENLEY SON, Peseta! Director,
cor. 3d aad Madison. Office oi Conaty Cor
eaer. Lady assistant. Telepheae No. 9.
P. S. DUNNING. Undertaker. 414 &rt
Alder. Lady asslitaat. Telephoa East St.
NEW TODAY.
Mortgage Loans 5 sal Upwards
Real Estate City and Farm
Insurance la All Lines
X. H. EIKRKLL,
McKay Bulldlnc. Third aad, Etark.
Mortgage Loans-City Property
At Lowest Current Rates.
Apply FRANK E. HART.
105 Sherlock bids.
INVESTMENT BONDS
Warrants aad stocks bought aad sola. J.
Cruthers it Csw Chamber Catuawa,
COST ONE MILLION DOT.T.HK1,
5&
26x54 Imperial, reg. price
$3.50; special 2.65
36x72 Imperial, reg. price
$6.00 special $4.45
48x84 Imperial, reg. price
$10.00; special $7.45
C W. KNOWLES, Mgr.
rCRTeCIISTSAll
CCKHEICUL 1BWLEI1
Special rati
dado to families
and single genUe
Ben. The man
agement will b
pleased at all
times to ebon
rooms and sire
prices. A modern
Turkish bath es
tablish meat la
the hotel.
1L C. BOWERS.
Manarrr.
NEW TODAY.
" CAVEAT EMPTOR"
(Let the Purchaser Beware)
In view of the rapidly increasing number of
transfers of Portland Real Estate it
behooves purchasers to
LOOK WELL TO THE TITLE
WE INSURE TITLES
AND FURNISH FULL AND COMPLETE
ABSTRACTS
TO
PORTLAND REAL ESTATE
No transfer is allowed to pass
through our office unless we are
satisfied that the title Is clear
TITLE GUARANTEE &
TRUST CO.
DIRECTORS
Wm. M. Ladd J. Thcrburn Ross
T. T. Burkhart Frank M. Warren
George H. Hill
6 and 7 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PORTLAND,OREGON
SOME
BANKS
Are thorough believers In the principle that
the customer should first seek the bank;
and. acting upon this, they hare adopted the
rule not to xnako personal solicitation for
business. It is simply one way of con
ducting a bank, and we admit It Is a nice,
easy, dignified way. But it has not been
this method by which
THE OLDEST TRUST COMPANY IN
OREGON"
Has added so heavily to Its deposits during"
the past-year. - Ask any one of our depositors
about this.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF QRE60N
109 Third atreet.
BEN J. L COHEN
H. L. PITTOCK ...
President
. . . .Vice-President
Secretary
.Assistant Secretary
p. LEE PAGET ...
J. V. ...
FOR SALE:
Worthington Compound
Duplex Pump, second
hand, Al condition. Size
10xl8Kxl4xlO. Deliver
ing 875 gallons per min
ute. Check valve, lub
ricator, etc., complete.
Iaqdlre A. W. Cechraa,
Oregoalasi Building.
AUCTION! Holiday Goods!
Beginning Tuesday, Nov.
auction the
we will pell at
ART GOODS
Now stored and in stock, to make room for
our other lines.
Sales on Tuesdays Thursday and Saturdays;
at 2 P. M. and 7 P. M., at our store, 310 and
S12 Alder, near Sixth.
E. H. MOOREHOUSE & CD.
GEO. BLACK
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
318 Worcester Block
General practice iBrestltraetoM.
Xstatc mrk. Soceial aad reie4fcal a4
fkMwt 11.
AMTJSEMXNTS.
COLUMBIA THEATER
14 th and Washtegtan sts.
GEORGE L. BAKER, Manager.
Tonight, all this week, xaaUaees Thursday
aad Saturday.
The Favorite Colambla Stock Company,
Presenting' pion Bouclcanlt's
famous comedy-drama.
THANKSGIVING DAT MATINEE.
cnlng prices, 15c. 25c, 35c, 50c Matinee
prices, 10c. 15c. 25c Box office open all day
down-town. 10 A. M. to 7 P. M.. at Dolly Var-
aen uanay bnop. in Aiaixiuam oiag., Ki .Mor
rison st. After 7 P. M. at theater.
MARQUAM GRAND THEATER SmSSs.
Phone Main SSS.
TONIGHT AT 8:15 O'CLOCK.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights,
George Bernard Shaw's brilliant comedy,
"CANDIDA"
WITH
LESTER LONERGAN
and a specially selected cast.
Priees Parquet, $1.50: parquet circle. 1
Balcony, first- 6 rows, 75c; last 6 rows, 50c
Gallery. 25c S5c Boxes and logee; $10.
THE STAR THEATER
Cor. Bark aad Washington.
The Best and Most Fashion
able Vaudeville Theater
4 Flying Banvards 4
COWUES AND ALDEN,
SCHILLER, BROS.,
THE GREAT ZANG,
HICKMAN AND MORTON,
HARRY BROWN,
THE FLETCHERS,
THE PROJECTOSQOPE.
Shows 2:30 to 4:30 P. M., 7:30 to 10:30
P. M. General admlssoln, 10c; reserved box
seats, 25c
The Grand Theater .
(Formerly Cordray's.)
SULLIVAN & CONSIDINE, Proprietors.
To see the best in the land.
You must patronize the Grand.
Hundreds turned away!
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES.
Tally matinee. 2 to 5. Evening. 7 to 11 P. M.
Unequaled Bill
Musliner'a Trained Sheep.
(Never on the Coast before.)
Fine and Dandy, comedy acrobats.
Frye and Allen, comedy sketch.
The Four Ollfans. grotesque comedy.
The Elliotts, harpists.
Sam and Ida Kelly, rural skit.
Arthur O. Folkert. whistler.
Frank Melton. Illustrated songs.
The Grandlscope.
New and screamingly funny story film,
"A Guiltless Tramp."
YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE.
Admission to any seat, 10c. Box seats, 25c
EMPIRE THEATER
Geo. L. Baker, Manager. .
Grand benefit performance given by the
United Irish League
Wednesday Evening Roy. 23
Special programme of exceptional talent.
Tickets now on sale. Admission 25c
EMPIRE THEATER Twelfth and Morri
son streets. Three days, starting Thanks
giving matinee. Thursday. November Z-t. the
diamond of musical comedies, without a
flaw, the new "Grimes" Cellar Door." Latest
edition, with James B. Mackie and a big
operatic extcavagansa company. A veritable
revelation. Pretty girls, funny comedians,
great specialties, new music Special novelty
feature of the famous unri ram uy, panto
mlmlsts. equilibrists, acrobats and jugglers.
A tower of merit. Prices. 10c. 20c. 30c. Spe
cial reserved seats. 50c Matinee, zsc to any
part of the house. Children's special seats,
luc
BAKER THEATER
KJCATING & FLOOD, Manaxers.
Third and Yamhill.
LARGEST CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE
HOUSE IN THE WORLD.
EVERY SEAT 10c
One performance afternoon; two every evening.
THE ARCADE THEATER
The original family vaudeville house.
This Wek.
Heraclides
HARVEY CHILDREN,
THE EDWARDS,
THE JAMESONS,
GEORGE WILSON.
KATE COYLE.
AMERICAN BIOSCOPE.
Shows 2:30 to 4:30 P. M.. 7:30 to 10:30
P. M. Admission. 10c to any seat.
BIJOU THEATER
IXTH ST.. OPP. OREGONIAN.
I'rosramme tor This Week.
LANE AND DECKER,
ED SIMPSON.
TID3 TWO MORTONS.
PEARL GREYSON.
THE LAMONT BROS.
THE GREAT ELL WOOD.
NEW PICTURES ON THE VITASCOPE.
Afternoon from 2 to 4:30; evenings from
7 to 10:30:. contlnupus- Sundays 2 to 10:30.
Any seat in the bouse 10 cents.
LYRIC THEATER
(Corner Alder and Seventh.) ,
HIQH-CLASS
REFINED VAUDEVILLE
2:30 to 4:30; 7:30 to 10:30; Sunday. 2 to 10 P.
M. This ad. and 10c will admit two people
any matinee, except Sundays and holidays.
TEN CENTS NO HIGHER.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES.
"Rooms," "Rooms and Board," "House
keeping' Rooms," "SitoatioB Wanted," 15
words or less, 15 cents; 16 to 20 words, 20
cents; 21 to 25 words, 25 cents, etc. No dis
count for additional Insertions.
UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS, except
."New Today," 30 cents for 15 words or less;
1G to 20 words, 40 cents; 21 to 25 words, 50
cents, etc first Insertion. Each additional
insertion, one-half; bo farther dfacoaat un
der oae month.
IMPORTANT The low second-time rate oa
advert islnc that rans either la the classified
column, or under head "New Today," will
be given only whea advertising- Is Inserted oa
consecutive days. Dally aad ban day issues.
Advertislao; that is scheduled to appear' at
intervals of oae or more days apart will be
charged for at full oae-time rate each In
sertion. "NEW TODAY" (gauge measure agate), 15
ceata per line, first Insertion: 10 ceata per
line for each additional iasertloB.
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad
dressed care The Orecoalaa. and left at this
office, should always be iaclosed la sealed en
velopes. No stamp to required oa sach letters.
The OresoaloB' will net be responsible for
errors la advertisements takeathroash the
telephone
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN A
900-acre stock and dairy farm, 3 miles
from Roseburg; on main gravel road. 300
acres good corn land, balance the best of
grazing land; well improved; large creek
runs through the place; price $13,000. Ad
dress W. L. Cobb Real Estate Co.. Rose-
burg". Or.
FOR ' SALE ABOUT3000 FEET OF 1-INCH
ealvanlzed sloe: good as new. The Title
Guarantee & Trust Co., 6 and 7 Chamber
of Commerce.
40 ACRES GOOD APPLE LAND. 4 MILES
west Hood River: cheap . for cash. Hart
Land Company. 107 Sherlock bldgr.
WANT A HOME?
We have Houses and Lots in
all parts of the city. Let us
lend you money to build. You
can pay us in installments.
See the owner.
PMTIMI TMST CtttHKT IFttENK
-VP Third Street.
LED ASTRAY
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE. $2000.
Modern home on car-line, half - block of
ground.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY.
109 Third street.
GUARANTEED AS ADVERTISED 160
acres, with 10 acres under plow; about 20
acres more that is almost cleared: balance
of land with exception of about 15 acres Is
nice level land; some timber on place 're
served; live water; large family orchard:
a new 7-room house, built at the cost of
$550; fair barn, on county road. 1 mile
from Carrollton and 2V4 miles from Ka
Iama, including a fractional 0-acre strip of
Government land; this property fronts on
the Columbia River. Good soil; title clear:
price only $800, with $500 down. Imua &
WUloughby, Kalama, Wash.
FOR SALE. $250.00.
In Woodstock, Portland's most attractive
suburb; lots 100x100; every lot a corner; $10
down, $10 per month.
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY,
103 Third Street.
ACRE TRACTS WE MAKE A 8PECIALTY
K'i. nanuuiit, ncrcasc; we iibto ib-
Flde of city limits or outsido; some are
directly on car line; all are accessible,
one acre or more: prices very low; terms
to suit. A. C Churchill & Co.. 110 Second
street.
FOR SALE TWO MODERN 5-ROOM COT-
tagea; gas, electric light, electric doorbells;
prettiest place In Upper Alblna; nice yard,
lota of roses; brick basement; will sell one
or both: 15 minutes walk to Portland. 323
San RafMl st., cor. Rodney ave. .
STEWART PARK 20 MINUTES BY MT.
Scott car; lots COxlOO, $100, $5 a month;
best value on the market in suburban lots;
see them today and you will buy; only a
few to offer. Office on grounds.
$3150 BEAUTIFUL. 2-STORY, MODERN.
new House, near steel onage; tinted walls,
elegant reception hall, gas fixtures, furnace
heat. Its rent equals bankable Interest on
$0000. Plttenger, 2454 Morrison st.
FOR SALE $2750 PORTLAND HEIGHTS.
Elm st., corner -1st, a magniacent build
ing site. 100x100. one block from car line.
Portland Trust Company, 100 Third st.
LOT
50x100, corner E. 12th and Beacon sts.;
must sell at great sacrifice; make us an offer.
Henkle & Baker. 217 Ablngton bldg.
$7000 SEVEN 5-ROOM COTTAGES. GOOD
condition; onng $ per month; near Fair
ground entrance; easy terms. Apply 308
College at.
200 FARMS. SMALL TRACTS AND LOTS
Bargains on O. W. F. electric line. O. R,
Addition. Lents, Or. Take Mt Scott car. 5c
$4000 NEW MODERN. 8-ROOM HOUSE.
23a st.; nothing nice it lor the money;
move right in. W. H. Grlndstaff. 24S Stark.
-ROOM HOUSE. CORNER LOT. 35x100;
walking distance: $1750; part time. H. Hat
field. Mulkey bldg., 2d and Morrison.
FOR SALE A 5-ROOM COTTAGE. E. 29TH
st., lot 60X150; price sitna. jau room a4,
the Drew, 162 2d St., near Morrlaon.
TO SELL OR EXCHANGE, LAND. ANY
quantity. lor Portland; property, inquire
owner. 304 Shaver st.
f3
R SALE FOUR LOTS IN IRVINGTON
Park; price $5500 each. Call room 204. the
Drew, 2d and Morrison.
WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS RESIDENCE FOR
sale by owner; first-class, 7 rooms. O 91,
Oresonlan.
BARGAIN IN 0-ROOM, EAST SHJB HOUSE
if taken at once; $1760. owner. M 01, Ore.
gonian.
FOR SALE 0-ROOM HOUSE.. MODERN,
full lot; bargain. 355 orand ave. N.
HOME CORNER LOT. 9 ROOMS. 5675 CASH.
Kerry & Alexander. 4 n. tsth.
FOB SALE FARMS.
I
YAMHILL COUNTY'S BEST FARMS
47 acres, all In cultivation, rich level bot
tom land. mile R. B, station, no buildings;
$45 per acre.
HSVacree, 100 acres cultivated. lQacres In
hops, house and barn, three springs; price
$6000.
2S4 acres, 200 acres under cultivation, some
open pasture. 8-room house, good barn, crop
now sow'n; $30 per acre.
220 acres. 210 In cultivation, one mile from,
depot, -a fine farm; $40 per acre.
B. S. COOK & CO.. 231 Alder st.
SO ACRES. FIRST-CLASS SOU.. 12 ACRES
clear, no stumps; 15 acres more easily
cleared; 3000 cords wood on place; good $500.
houee; new good bam, 40x50. shingle roof,
and other buildings;' good -family orchard; on
good county road. Vi mile to school, IVi miles
to creamery, 2V4 miles to stores, postofflce,
churches, railroad and steamboat landing;
25c fare to Portland; price $1800; $S00 can
stand. 6 per cent. W. W. Espey, room 1
Hamilton bldg.
POLK COUNTY CHOICE FARM
633 acre. 54 under cultivation, One grass or
grain iana. gooa ouiiamgs, one mile irom
station; $16 per acre; or will divide In small
tracts, uan ana get information.
B. S. COOK & CO., 251 Alder st.
THE BEST LITTLE FARM IN CLARK
County, 40 acres, good improvements;
$2100, half cash, balance easy terms. Write
or Inquire F. Bartiett. Rid gen eld. Wash.
FINE FARM, 55 ACRES, 'NICELY IM-
provea, b miles east; electric car, fine
roads; 6 acres Winter apples Just bearing;
fine soiL excellent water. 227 Front.
HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS FINE LEVEL
farming lands, abundance of good water;
making up party to start In few days. No.
4 N. 6th, opposite Postofflce:
10 ACRES. WITH BUILDEn-GS: NEAR ELEC.
trie cars. Koom 440, S3$ 3d. Phone Clay
1642.
TO EXCHANGE.
FIRST MORTGAGE ON 100-ACRE FARM
for $1200. due in three years, 8 per cent In
terest, to exchange for house and lot In
Portland: or will take desirable building lots
m good location. D o, oregonian.
TO EXCHANGE 40 ACRES. ST. CLAIR CO..
Illinois; Improved, 4-room house, for house
in Jfortiana or sudutds. a si, uregoman.
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED "LIST YOUR
property with M. E. Beatty, 303 Fenton
biag., a utn st.
WANTED LOT NORTH OR SOUTH OF
Steel bridge. But Side., v Si, Oregonian,
with particulars.
WANTED TO BUY A SUBURBAN HOME:
must be cheap; no agents. Address H 89,
Oregonian.
XAND SCKXP.
FOREST RESERVE SCRXP.
Approved, unrestricted, ready for lmmedlata
BSC ujwxjb. riubzs.
K. F. A F. B. Riley. 608 Chamber Commerce,
FOREST RESERVE. SANTA FE AND OTH-
er guaranteed iana scrip on nana ready to
locate Maginnis & son, zt railing mag.
FOREST RESERVE AND ALL OTHER
ecrlp: general land practice, Collins Land.
Co., con com mag.
APPROVED FOREST RESERVE SCRIP NOW
ready. H. B. compson, 01S J&arquam Slag,
JTOX SALE.
Horses, Vehicles aad Haraese.
baraeas, buggies, farm lmpiemeat. 227 Front.
LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AN 2D-HAND
vehicles on Coast for sale or blrc 211 Wash.
Miscellaneous.
ONE NATIONAL. SMALL: ONE TOLEDO
IUUU T,UVC . - -'- .Mva W AftCUW
111 N. 3d st.
Moving picture film, peag slides, magic laa-
terca. x. r. Asarews. its j&oat.. s. CaL
FOR SALE 1 YEARLING BULL. THOR-
UUKUUIKU, tin a, wv, AAB-Civ JLi.
Barralnc in typewrlteta. supplies, office aeods.
rubber stamps, sates. Coast (o.. Ml stark.
BICYCLE CLOSING OUT SALE $-6 WOLFJ
Americana now $2S. 7th aad Morrises. t
DENSMORE TYFKWRITSHM8- We sell, reau
repair all aiacaiaee. J. x. naxiey. ax -ttn.
ONE 4 BY S-FOOT SHOW. CABIAXD OKB
FOX SALE,
Miecellaaeeae.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TACOMA.
.. asi.. .igvcUiOCT O, 18U1. 10 OCIOCEA. ai., at
No. 1701 Dock it., the Quartermaster Dry
deck, with all its toola and appurtenances,
and about 205 acres of land adjoining, with
building, water system, etc. the steamer
Starling, the Puget Sound Drydock & Ma.
chine Company's valuable machine shop at
Tacoma. lease of the ground, patterns, tools,
stock on band, and all property of whatsoever
sort owned by the said company; all subject
only to first-mortgage 20-year 4 per cent
bonds. For detail list of- property, terms
and conditions, apply to H. S. Griggs. Treas
urer. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. TACOMA."
' - . . itnn. iv o ClOCK A. At..
County. Courthouse. G-atreet entrance. $46.
200.00 first-mortgage bonds, and same amount
of stock of Puget Sound Drydock & Machine
Company; valuable lots and acreage in Ta
coma and Pierce Counties; also many Judg
ments and notes. For detail list of proper
ties, terms and conditions, apply to Settle
ment Company. Tacoma, Wash.
SEWING MACHINES AT A BARGAIN
Three golden oak drop-head Singer sewing
machines to be sold for the small balances
due on them. The above machines are aa
good aa new And warranted for 5 years.
Don't mias the above if you are contem
plating buying. The Singer Mfg. Co.. 402
Washington st. Phone Main 4588.
DOES TOUR ROOF LEAK?
itepair it with Eiaterlte; It rolls, easy to
lay; needs no painting or coating; good over
old Iron, tin or shingles; best for new roofs.
Elatcrlte Roofing Co.. room 2. Hamilton bldg.
4
FOR SALE NEW AND SECOND-HAND
oiiiiara ana pool laoiea; easy payments; we
rent tables, with privilege uf buying. Mod
ern bar fixtures, cheap prices. Brunswick-Salke-Collender.
49 3d st.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND
second-hand tools, tan leather riding
breeches and porpoise leather riding boots
for sale cheap. Call after 6:30 P, M. 94
N. 9th st, cor. Flanders.
GOATS ABOUT '60 HEAD FOR SALE. IN-
quire or o. w. Sharp. Cove Orchard, near
North YatrhllL or of owner. A. S. Watt, 746
E. Burnside at., Portland.
A VERY NEAT PAIR GENUINE SOLITAIRE
diamond ear screws, originally cost $35; only
$22.50. Uncle Myers. 143 -3d St., near Alder.
DOG AT STUD. IMPORTED. (SNOW-
nake) thoroughbred white Pomeranian.
Phone Scott 84.
LARGE SAFE CHEAP ALSO SHOTGUN.
Hall Stable, 7th st., cor. Stark.
TTP!T.T WANTED WAT.V,
THE ORIGINAL JOHN A. MOXER HAS
opened tne or his famous barber colleges at
644 Clay sL, San Francisco. Special induce
ments this month: positions guaranteed:
tuition earned while learning. Write cor
.rect number. 644 Clay st.. San Frandscc
LOGGERS. MILL' AND YARDMEN. LAB-
crers. city ana cuuuvij , uiea ua irn.
farmhands aad milkers, restaurant and
mesa-house help; work of all kinds. Ca
nadian Employment Co., 249 Burnsld and
226V4 Morrison. Phone Main 3074.
POSITIONS $1000 TO $3000 PER YEAR
lor managers, booiucoepers. salesmen, etc
Offices in eight cities. Plan and booklet on
application. Call and see us. Suite 45. Con
cord blk. Pacific Commercial Bureau. Inc
WANTED REPRESENTATIVES FOR SICK
and accident protective proposition; some,
thins: new: you are invited to investigate.
Northwestern Mutual Benefit Association. 36
Kussei bldg., 66H 4tn st.
OFFICE BOY WITH GOOD EDUCATION
wanted in wholesale house; not under 13
years of age: good chance to work up. Ap
ply In own handwriting. W 89. Oregonian.
WANTED TWO ENERGETIC YOUNG
men to solicit proof orders; experience un
necessary. Call at room 3, Schade bldg.,
cor. 1st and Main. Spencerian Art Co.
I
WANTED CHORUS GIRLS, ACTORS,
musicians for vaudeville circuit and Fort
land World's Fair. Newman's Vaudeville
Circuit, the -Raleigh, 6th and Washington.
WANTED YOUNG MAN, 15 TO 17 YEARS,
for office; must write gooa hand and be
quick at figures; state references. K S3,
Oregonian.
BOY WANTED FOR CIGAR AND CONFEC
tlonery store; one witn experience preferred;
reference required, ijo N. aa, loot pr uteei
bridge.
EXPERIENCED POULTRY DRESSER:
must understand dry picking turkeys: call
Monday, early. Palace Market, 260 Yam
hill. BOY OR YOUNG MAN FOR THE WINTER;
aleo several noys to aenver on xnanicsgiving.
Portland Oyster Co.. 127 N. 16th.
PORTLAND BARBER COLLEGE SPECIAL
inducements vuia cuuiiiig cc& iu young men
WANTED A FIRST-CLASS HARD CANDY
maker; none other need apply. Empire
Candr Co., Spokane, wash.
WANTED A FEW WIDE-AWAKE SALES
men, good salary for ngnt ponies, room 3,
Labbe bldg., Portland, or.
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO STUDY LAW;
excellent chance to save time and money.
AddresE. C. Oregonian.
WANTED ACTTVB SOLICITORS FOR SOME-
thlng new. Room bo. Kussei bldg., 165 4th
ct, cor. aiornson.
BOYS WANTED TO WRAP SOAP. APPLY
at Luckel. King & caxe soap co.'s factory,
046 liooa st.
WANTED QUARTZ MINERS, LONG JOB
and good accommodations. 2i 88. Oregonian.
1 s
Men wanted to learn barber trade. Barber
College. 741 Howard St.. San Francisco.
WANTED PHOTOGRAPHER: GOOD PRINT-
er and retoucher, sol Demim bldg.
DR. WALKER. 181 1ST., CURES ALL PRI
vate diseases of men.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
DOMESTIC HELP OF ALE KINDS CHAM-
bermalda. cooks, waitresses, nurse girls.
second girls, housekeepers, housework, $15
to $30. Canadian rariors, Morrison.
Phone Main 1323.
VAUDEVILLE ACTING, STAGE DANCING,
sketches, etc., taught; terms reasonable:
positions guaranteed. Newman's School of
Acting, Raleigh biag., otn ana wasnmgton.
25 YOUNG LADIES TO SING IN CHORUS,
local theater: must be good-looking and dress
well. Call Monday, 10 o'clock, room 9, Calu
met Hotel.
WANTED GLRLS TO LEARN MILLINERY
whole course taught In l month. $10. Ap
ply at Hotel Brown, room 220. Tel. East
382.
I -2
WANTED YOUNG LADY TO CLERK IN
dry goods store; some experience at mil
linery; German preferred. E 96, Oregonian.
MANICURING. SHAMPOOING. MASSAGE
taught. Southern School dermatology, 420
jetxersoa et- uerms reaeonaoie.
JAPANESE WANTS PRIVATE TEACHER
living near Burnside and lltb st. Address
L 90, care Oregonian.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: 3
adults; must live at" home nights; refer
ences, tin st.
no cooking, assist with children. 695 Davis)
cor. isu
WANTED YOUNG WOMAN "WITH NO IN
cumbrance as housekeeper. T 93, Oregonian,
WANTED ACTIVEf WOMEN SOLICITORS,
Ju itussei Diag, it& -fin St.. cor. Morrison.
WANTED A FEW BRIGHT SALES LA
dies, room 23. Labbe b!dg., Portland. Or.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED GIRL v AS
nurse; references requirea. 361 nth st.
WANTED A GIRL- TO DO HOUSEWORK.
Apply EC 12th and Hawthorne.
HELP WANTED MALTS OR FZHAXX.
WAITER OR WAITRESS WANTED. JARVIS
restaurant, 228 Burnside st.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
BeoKHcepera aad Clerks.
WANTED POSITION BOOKKEEPER,
long business experience, modern methods,
first-class reierences. v o, urcguamu.
WANTED POSITION AS SALESMAN FOR
' confectionery or cigars? 5 years experience.
M 88, Oregonian.
Xfeeellsuieous.
"WAXTKP CONTRACT TO CUT 1000 TO
-I9t pd weed. Address T 84, Orego
mlasv .
YOCsfQ Wax. . ooe kxperiexce in
irfriii i work; refrtsos. J 99, Oreolaa.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
MJaeeUaaeeas.
NATIONAL A CONTINENTAL DIST. CO.
, n " .-. mill uw. ruone oaia itjs.
Distributors or all kinds cf advertising mat'
tr and samples: guarantee advortlser against
all loss; mail or telephone orders.
JAPANESE, A GOOD BOY. WANTS POSI-
uuu u iru3iwj bwq aisawaaner. Ad
dress Japanese Mission. 121 N. 13th. Tele
phone Clay S54.
JAPANESE ASSOCIATION CAN FURNISH
uuiucsuu iuwiu, iatiucr ana ail Kinds of
help. 2CS Everett. Black 992.
YOUNG JAPANESE BOY WANTS PLACE
DU1VUIUV). A, UCUlfWU, VJ ii. 1st st
Portland. Or.
JAPANESE BOY WANTS A SITUATION.
M4ivt uvwnvtft. Auuina A. OU, carO
Oregonian.
JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION AS COOK
or nouseworKer la tne city, J 8S, Ore
gonian. JAPANESE GIRL OR BOY WANTS Posi
tion to ao general housework. G 96, Ore
gonian. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
Bookkeepers and Stenographers.
EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY DESIRES
uuuu as stenographer in or out of town;
has knowledge of bookkeeping; good ref
erences, modern -salary. L 88, Oregonian.
LADY STENOGRAPHER DESIRES POSI;
:"" oume experience witn DOOKxeep-
Ing; can give reference N 91, Oregonian.
Dressmakers.
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING BY THE
. o i uuuc semi 043,
FINE DRESSMAKING SHIRTWAISTS 75c
up. iirt nest rarK st.
Domestics.
SITUATION WANTED BY GERMAN GIRL.
general aouseworK. jau to s, 334 4th St.
COMPETENT GIRL WANTS COOK PLACE
, or general housework. 475 Flanders st.
COOK AND SECOND GIRL DESIRES Posi
tion In good family. Apply 588 Raleigh st.
FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE COOK WISHES Po
sition, Address J 96. care Oregonian.
Housekeepers.
POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER: NO OB-
Jectlon to out of city. B 89, Oregonian.
Miscellaneous.
AN EASTERN LADY WHO THOROUGHLY
understands halrdresslng, manicuring and
facial treatment, desires position as at
tendant: would accept position as nursery
governess where children not over 10 years
of age: can speak good: French. 268 Cros
by at. Phone Scott 2975; call mornings.
STEADY. INTELLIGENT YOUNG WOMAN.
good plain cook and housekeeper, wants
place in family of two; good remuneration:
no washing. Address soon, F 98, Oregonian.
WANTED BY EXPERIENCED YOUNG
lady, position as-private exchange operator.
Q 91. care Oregonian.
WANTED AGENTS.
A. J. CRANWELL & CO., 218-224 ABING-
ton bldg.. wholesale dealers and Jobbers,
carry the largest stock of Jewelry, notions,
and novelties west of Chicago; retail trade
supplied; house-to-house canvassers, ped
dlers and agents can make big money
handling our special lines. Call and Inspect
our new stock for Christmas trade.
WANTED SOLICITORS, BOTH MEN AND
women, for the best proposition ever of
fered to the public Apply Gold Reserve
Life Insurance Co.. room 12. Grand ave,.
Alder st,. over Citizens' Bank.
WANTED AGENTS MEN AND WOMEN,
local and traveling, for Little Chronicle. Fine
new nroDcaitlon. Call on or address Wm. Irle.
1701 E. 11th, Portland. Or.
WANTED A COUPLE ACTIVE, ENER-
getlc men or women to solicit orders;
salary or commission. Address Lock Box
305. Portland. Or.
WANTED TRAVELING SALESMEN, DRUGS
and groceries, to taice side line; no samples;
good seller. Call this week, 310 Fenton bldg..
Portland, Or.
WANTED TWO UP-TO-DATE PHOTO
coupon sellers; ladles or gents. Rembrandt
Studio. Ablngton bldg.
WANTED PICTURE. AGENTS: NEW OF-
fsr; big money. 801 Dekum bldg.
WANTED TO KENT.
WE HAVE MANY CUSTOMERS WHO WANT
houses. If you nave a nouae to rent, see us
or send description. We make no charge for
renting. H. E. Edwards. 187 1st st.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES ROOM WITH
breakfast ana dinner, or ainner oniy, tasz.
Side, between 12th and 30th sts. D 98. Ofe
gonlau. FARM WANTED RENT ABOUT 20 ACRES
improved. Alt. scoit line, year. casn. j. ru
Middleton. Chamber Commerce.
WANTED SPACE 50x100 FEET IN Busi
ness block, between 3d and 7th ets. T 89,
Oregonian.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED LADIES, FOR 10c WE WILL
send you package ever-ready mending tis
sue; also new catalogue, with premium of
fer. Write at once. Louis NuenthaL Cle
alum. Wash.
E. A. CLEM & CO., 251 ALDER ST., PORT-
land. or. Mining securities uougui -h.hu. boiu;
stocks In producing properties a specialty;
reliable corporations represented.
WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER. FURNI-
ture or 10 or ii-room nuuac, uuuj iu
cated; must be good stuff and cheep for
spot cash. Q 92, Oregonian.
WANTED MEN'S CAST-OFF CLOTHING
and shoes; highest price paid. Call at th
"Fair DesJ," J2 N. S&. Phone Hood B17.
WANTED $75- FOR SHORT TIME FROM
private party; ampie security, gova bqbuj.
C 88, Oregonian.
WANTED BOARD AND PASTURE FOR
hcrses. Mrs, itowe. raone union xio.
SHOES HALF-SOLED FOR SBo .at HOOLA
baugh's. 23T& Taylor, bet. 8d aad 4th.
NICE PRIVATE HOME FOR CHILDREN;
terms reasonable. Phone Main 1809.
WE CALL FOR-DEAD HORSES AND CAT
tie of all kinds. Phone East 2238,
FOR KENT.
Biootns.
251- ALDER, NEAR 3D ST. NICELY
furnished, pleasant rooms, new brick build
ing, new, good furnishings; $2 to $4; a
week; transients, 50c to $L Bed 3140.
THE NEWCASTLE. 3D AND HARRISON
Elegant up-to-date furnished and unfurnish
ed, housekeeping and other rooms: heat, bath,
light free; reasonable prices.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ALCOVE AND
one single room Is private house, steam
heat. 6T N. 20th st,. near Washington st.
Telephone Main 4503.
LARGE ALCOVE AND PARLOR, SUITABLE
for two or four; stationary bowl, bath, gas.
The Elm. 13th and Washington. Also rooms.
SELECT FAMILY HOTELS. ROOMS EN
suite br single; transients:" 17th and Mor
rison st. Phone Main 1393.
FOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
suitable for one or two ladles; Williams
ave Phone "Union 6S7L
FRONT ROOM. NICELY FURNISHED;
bath, heat, walking distance; special rates
men, $10 month. 292 10th.
FOR RENT IN PRIVATE HOME. 3 NICELY
furnished rooms; in suites or single. Nob
Hill. 706 JBverett et.
FOR RENT TWO CHOICE SINGLE
rooms, gentlemen preferred. Call at 511
Morrison.
CLOSE IN Furnished. $1' week; board,
Housekeeplng 2 rooms. $12 month. 33 10th.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, INCLUDING
bath, to gentleman. $11. 452 Washington.
Cheapest and best located rooms-la Portland.
$1 weilc up. Oilman. 1st aad Alder sts.
THE APPLETON. 71 N. 6TH SUNNY FUR.
nlshed rooms; $2 up; traaelent rooms.
FOR RENT NEWLY FURNISHED BOOMS;
gas, bathroomf'etc 239 Columbia st.
GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS WITH STOVES,
$5 per month. 323. Clay aad Water,
FINE. COMFORTABLE FURNISHED,
rooms at 201 10th st. cor. Taylor. .
2s PARK ST. rUSXISHTO TTttoirr AL
eevrreeas. reaseaaMs.- Macm Hf0.r